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OpenADx Program Plan

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Watch the video on OpenADx here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7gHLkSzWNKA

Presentations

FOSDEM 2018 - Community Main Track: OpenADx – xcelerate your Automated Driving development
TNG Big Tech Day: OpenADx – xcelerate your Automated Driving development – Slides: File:2018 05 18 OpenADxAtTNGBigTechDay.pdf
IBM - 2nd Developer UnConference - Rewire Industrial Business 28th Feb. 2019

Videos

YouTube: OpenADx - Leveraging open collaboration & OS to accelerate Autonomous Driving dev

YouTube: OpenADx “Autonomous Driving Simulation” Testbed – hardware in the loop (sponsored by Renesas)

YouTube: ScaleUp 360° Automotive AI: Autonomous Driving and Open Source: Does it fit?, Robert Bosch GmbH

YouTube: Introduction to autonomous driving accelerator OpenADx

YouTube: EclipseCon 2020: Autonomous Driving and Open Source - Is this a good idea?

YouTube: Timing Analysis of Car-to-Car Communication Systems Using Real-Time Calculus: A Case Study

YouTube: FOSDEM 2020: Introduction to Eclipse iceoryx - Writing a safe IPC framework for autonomous robots and cars

YouTube: Introducing Eclipse iceoryx Almond (v1.0.0) | vECM

YouTube: ofe powered by Crowdcast: Digitising European Industry: Open Source Driving the Automotive Sector

YouTube: Mobility of the Future and Open Collaboration – A good Idea? presented at SAAM Mobility 2021

YouTube: #bfoss2021 - 7. Bitkom Forum Open Source | Themenschwerpunkt "Erfahrungsberichte" (German only)“

PodCast: Open Source in der Industrie - Ändi aus the Länd (German only)“

Toolchain Proposal

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Cookbooks

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HowTo’s

How to launch an open source project? (by Red Hat)

Launching an open source project is an exciting, yet complex, process. This guide details considerations for successfully launching an open source project, including market positioning, brand, licensing, legal, governance, infrastructure and finance, and metrics. Learn more in this overview.

Measuring open source project health (by Red Hat)

A healthy open source project is one that demonstrates open practices, uses open infrastructure, and cultivates an open culture with the goal of becoming more sustainable. This document outlines considerations you should make when assessing the health of an open source project.

Building Safe Algorithms in the Open, Part 1 - Design (by Apex.AI)

So between the old-fashioned, antiquated waterfall model, and the new hotness that is agile, what’s a developer to choose? Does the equation change when you’re trying to build algorithms? Or some safety-critical software?

Building Safe Algorithms in the Open, Part 2 - Implementation (by Apex.AI)

When I first started developing professionally, I didn’t understand open-source. I didn’t understand side projects either, for that matter. After all, why would you give valuable work away for free? In the years since, after spending a little bit more time working with the open-source community through Apex.AI’s work with ROS 2 and Autoware.Auto, I’ve reached a little bit of an understanding of open-source.

Building Safe Algorithms in the Open, Part 3 - Integration (by Apex.AI)

We left off before having dug the trenches of code, so to speak, and we were left with something that was minimally functional–at least as far as the compiler and some tests are concerned. Now comes the hard part–making it work for real.